WO2020207811A1 - Circuit assembly, electrolysis device, and method for operating a circuit assembly or an electrolysis device - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a circuit arrangement comprising at least one coil arrangement with a first coil and a second coil, the first coil being connected to a DC voltage side of a rectifier of the circuit arrangement and the second coil being connected to a current source of the circuit arrangement. Furthermore, the invention relates to an electrolysis device and a method for operating a circuit arrangement or an electrolysis device.
- Chemical electrolyses such as hydrogen electrolyses are carried out using electrolysers operated with direct current.
- the direct current is provided, for example, via line-commutated rectifiers. With this rectification of a mains-side alternating voltage, due to the way in which the direct current is provided.
- Rectifier harmonics arise, which can load the alternating current network and / or the direct current network.
- One way of reducing this load can be achieved, for example, by a higher-pulse system in which several rectifiers are operated with a phase offset in relation to the mains voltage to generate the direct current.
- this can cause problems on the
- direct current choke can be used, for example, in each direct current system comprising a rectifier.
- Direct current choke per direct current system has the disadvantage that the coils each require a large proportion of iron, since the iron circuit of the direct current chokes is completely pre-saturated by the direct current generated to operate the electrolysers. Furthermore, the required amount of iron is required for each DC choke or for each rectifier used.
- a suction throttle connected between two direct current systems can also be very large, since the direct current suction choke has to absorb the differential voltage between the two direct current systems due to the phase offset between the two rectifiers. Furthermore, depending on the pulsation of the system, several suction throttles for un different frequencies may be necessary in order to achieve sufficient filtering of harmonics. In this case, too, the suction throttles used each require a large iron core. Due to the high current strengths of the direct current required for an industrial electrolysis use, considerable demands are made on the suction throttles or direct current throttles used, which is particularly due to the considerable size of the iron core and thus also the considerable size, weight and high cost of the throttles connected is.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of specifying a circuit arrangement by means of which the need for iron for a DC choke can be reduced.
- the first coil and the second coil are coupled to one another via a coupling component of the coil arrangement which forms a core of the coils.
- the first coil connected to the DC voltage side of the DC voltage converter of the circuit arrangement is used as a DC choke for smoothing the direct current or as a smoothing device for smoothing the direct current or attenuating the direct current superimposed harmonics.
- the second coil which is coupled to the first coil via the coupling component as a common core, can act as a compensation coil when the current is supplied accordingly, so that a magnetic flux generated by the second coil corresponds to that of the first coil, which carries the direct current generated by the rectifier, generated magnetic flux within the common coupling element counteracts counteracted.
- the amount of iron within the first coil can be reduced due to this compensation without reducing the inductance of the coil required to smooth the direct current. In this way, the direct current (or the damping of the harmonics) can be smoothed despite the reduced iron content within the first coil.
- the coupling component which couples the first coil and the second coil together forms a core of the coils or a coil core of the first coil and a coil of the second coil.
- the coupling component can extend at least partially within the turns of the first coil and the turns of the second coil.
- the coupling between the coils generated via the coupling component is a magnetic coupling, so that when the circuit arrangement is in operation, a magnetic flux generated by the second coil can counteract the magnetic flux generated by the first coil within the coupling element.
- the power source can be a direct current source, which due to the function of the second coil as Compensation current source can be designated.
- the compensation current source and the second coil it is also possible to use a permanent magnet.
- the use of the second coil connected to the power source advantageously enables a direct current to be set to feed the second coil, so that different strengths of the magnetic flux generated by the second coil or different strengths of the compensation can be achieved.
- the coupling component is an iron core designed in particular in the manner of a yoke.
- the formation of the coupling component as an iron core enables magnetic coupling of the first coil and the second coil.
- the coupling component designed as an iron core can be in one piece or in several pieces.
- a yoke-like design of the iron core makes it possible that the first coil and the second coil are each arranged on one leg of the coupling component.
- the coupling component comprises a U-shaped or essentially U-shaped element and an I-shaped or essentially I-shaped element.
- the elements can be assembled into a yoke shape by arranging the I-shaped element on the opening of the U-shaped element in such a way that a closed yoke of the coupling component results in part.
- the provision of the compensation according to the invention makes it possible to significantly reduce the amount of iron, in particular to use less iron than would be necessary to avoid saturation without taking the compensation flow into account. It can therefore be provided that the amount of iron of the yoke-like iron core is less, in particular less than half, than that for the complete saturation of the coil core of the first coil by the maximum generated by the rectifier and flowing through the first coil
- Direct current generated magnetic flux without consideration generation of a magnetic flux generated by the second coil is selected.
- the second coil of the coil arrangement has a higher number of turns than the first coil of the coil arrangement. This has the advantage that the current through the second coil to compensate for the magnetic flux generated by the current flowing through the first coil can be smaller than the current through the first coil. Since in particular with scarf processing arrangements which are used to operate electrolysers used on an industrial scale, very high
- Direct currents can flow through the first coil, a direct current with a lower current strength can be fed into the second coil by increasing the number of turns or the number of turns of the second coil.
- the first coils can each be designed for direct currents with a current strength between 100 A and 1 kA.
- the circuit arrangement comprises a plurality of rectifiers and a plurality of coil arrangements, the first coils of the coil arrangements each being connected to a different one of the rectifiers.
- each of the rectifiers of the circuit arrangement can each be connected to a first coil of one of the coil dimensions, which is advantageous for each
- Rectifier a coil arrangement available.
- the first coils of the coil arrangements can smooth the generated direct currents, for example when the rectifiers are operated in parallel.
- the second coils of the coil arrangement are connected together, in particular in a series circuit, to the power source.
- the compensation current generated by the power source flows through all of the second coils, where it is used to generate the magnetic flux used for compensation.
- the ratio between the number of turns of the first coil and the number of turns of the second coil can be the same or different for the coil arrangements. In the case of operated with the same output current
- the number of turns and / or the ratios of the number of turns for the coil assemblies can each be the same. If the rectifiers are operated with different output currents, the winding ratios of the coil arrangements can be different, so that the compensation current through the second coils can be used to compensate for the magnetic flux generated by the current in the first coil.
- the current source is controllable and in particular configured as a rectifier and / or that the rectifier (s) is or are controllable and / or configured as a three-phase rectifier, in particular as a B6 bridge rectifier. Due to the controllability of the power source, the magnetic flux generated by the second coil or the second coils can also be regulated, so that the compensation function of the second coil can be adapted to a current operation of the rectifier or rectifiers.
- a power source designed as a rectifier can be fed via the same power network as the rectifier or rectifiers
- a controllability of the rectifier (s), which are advantageously designed as three-phase rectifiers or as a B6 bridge rectifier, makes it possible to adjust the total current generated by the rectifier or rectifiers and thus, for example, to control the operation of an electrolysis device connected to the circuit arrangement.
- the rectifier or rectifiers is or are connected on the AC voltage side to a secondary winding of at least one transformer of the circuit arrangement.
- the number of secondary windings operated out of phase relative to a period of the alternating voltage side fed in determines the pulsation of the circuit arrangement.
- the transformers can, for example, transform a three-phase voltage fed in on the primary or alternating voltage side, in particular a medium voltage or high voltage of a power grid, into a three-phase alternating voltage with a lower voltage applied to the secondary windings.
- This three-phase alternating voltage applied to the secondary windings can then be converted into a direct voltage via the rectifier connected to the respective secondary winding, or a corresponding three-phase alternating current output via the secondary windings can be converted into a direct current via the rectifier.
- an electrolysis device it is provided that it comprises a circuit arrangement according to the invention, the first coil or coils of the
- Circuit arrangement are connected to at least one electrolyser of the electrolysis device.
- the first coils of several coil arrangements of the circuit arrangement can be connected in paral lel to achieve a high total current for operating the at least one electrolyzer.
- the first coils can each be designed for direct currents with a current strength between 100 A and 1 kA, the total current thus resulting from the sum of the currents flowing through the first coils. All of the advantages and configurations described above for the circuit arrangement according to the invention apply accordingly to the electrolysis device according to the invention.
- the first coil and the second coil of the at least one coil arrangement are energized in such a way that the magnetic flux generated by the second coil corresponds to the magnetic flux generated by the first coil Counteracts flow at least within the common Kop pelelements.
- a complete or at least partial compensation of the magnetic flux generated by the first coil can be achieved in the section of the coupling element that acts as the coil core of the first coil.
- a current strength I2 Ii ⁇ (n / m) can be set for the current flowing through the second coil , wherein the current directions of Ii and I2 are chosen such that the magnetic flux generated by the second coil counteracts the magnetic flux generated by the first coil at least within the common coupling element.
- a useful direct current generated by the rectifier or rectifiers and a compensation direct current generated by the power source are regulated on the basis of a common relative target current specification.
- the target current specification can, for. B. a value between 0%, which corresponds to a switched-off state of the circuit arrangement, and 100%, which corresponds to a maximum direct current output by the circuit arrangement.
- Fig. 1 shows a coil arrangement of a scarf processing arrangement according to the invention
- Fig. 2 is a circuit diagram of an electrolytic device according to the invention.
- the coil arrangement 1 shows a coil arrangement 1 of a circuit arrangement according to the invention.
- the coil arrangement 1 comprises a first coil 2 and a second coil 3.
- the coil arrangement 1 comprises a coupling component 4.
- the coupling component 4 comprises a U-shaped element 5 and an essentially I-shaped element 6, which is mounted on the U in this way - Shaped element 5 is arranged that a yoke-like overall shape of the coupling component 4 results.
- the first coil 2 with the second coil 3 is gekop pelt.
- the coupling component 4 each forms a core of the first coil 2 and of the second coil 3.
- the first coil 2 has n turns and the second coil 3 has m turns.
- the illustrated number of turns of the first coil 2 and the second coil 3 are to be understood as an example and purely schematic.
- the first coil 2 can, for example, for direct currents with a current strength between 100 A and 1 kA, the second coil 3 can be designed according to the winding ratio n / m for ge lower currents.
- a magnetic flux ® DC generated by the current Ii flowing through the first coil 2 in the coupling component 4 can be wholly or partially due to the magnetic flux F KOMR ⁇ which through the the current I2 flowing through the second coil 3 is generated, can be compensated.
- This compensation makes it possible to advantageously reduce the amount of iron in the interior of the first coil 2 without significantly influencing its properties with regard to smoothing the current Ii.
- the circuit arrangement 7 comprises four Spulenan arrangements 1 and four rectifiers 8.
- the first coils of the coil arrangements 1 are each connected to the DC voltage side of one of the rectifiers 8.
- the circuit arrangement 7 also includes two transformers 9, each of which has a primary winding 10 and two secondary windings 11.
- the primary windings 10 of the transformers 9 are for example connected to a power network, for. B. a medium voltage network or a high voltage network connected.
- the secondary windings 11 of each transformer 9 can each have a phase offset from one another, for example of 30 °.
- the transformers 9 can be operated in such a way that the primary windings 10 have a phase offset of 15 ° with respect to one another, so that a total of 24 of the circuit arrangement 7 shown results.
- the three-phase alternating current output by the secondary windings 11 is converted by the rectifiers 8 into a direct current, which in each case flows as a current Ii through a first coil 2 of the coil arrangements 1.
- the first coils 2 of the coil nanometer In each case a smoothing of the currents Ii or the total direct current I G E S resulting from the sum of the currents Ii takes place current I2 flowing through the second coils 3 of the coil arrangements 1 are compensated for.
- the second coils 3 of the coil arrangements 1 are connected in series and connected to a current source 12 that generates the current I2.
- the circuit arrangement 7 can be part of an electrolysis device comprising at least one electrolyser 13, the at least one electrolyser 13 being fed by the total direct current I G E S resulting as the sum of the currents Ii.
- the same turns ratio n to m of the turns of the first coil n and of the second coil m can be used in the coil arrangements 4. In this way, the same compensation of the magnetic flux ® DC generated by the respective first coils 2 is achieved by the current I2 flowing through all the second coils 3 through the coil arrangements 1.
- the total or partial compensation of the magnetic flux ® DC by the magnetic flux F KOMR ⁇ which is generated by the current I2 flowing through the series-connected second coils 3 enables a reduction of the iron content in the respective first coils 2 while maintaining their inductance activity, so that when smoothing the direct current Ii generated by the rectifier 8 or the entire current I G E S, despite the reduced iron content in the first coils 2, no negative effects occur.
- the signs of the currents Ii and I2 are selected such that the first coils 2 and the second coils 3 of the coil arrangements 1 are energized in this way be that the magnetic flux generated by the second coils 3 in each case counteracts the magnetic flux generated by the first coils 2 at least within the respective common coupling element 4.
- the useful direct current I G E S generated by the rectifiers 8 and the compensation current I2 generated by the current source 12 are proportional to each other with the same winding ratios n to m, so that both the compensation by the current I2 and the current strength of the useful direct current or of the total direct current I G E S can be regulated jointly using a relative target current specification.
- the Sollstromvorga be can, for. B. a value between 0%, which corresponds to a switched off state of the circuit arrangement, and 100%, which corresponds to a maximum direct current output by the circuit arrangement, lie.
- the rectifier 8 are formed out as a three-phase rectifier.
- the rectifiers 8 can be designed as B6 bridge rectifiers.
- the current source 12 can also be designed as a rectifier.
- the power source 12 can also be fed via the power grid which is connected to the primary windings 10 of the transformers 9. Both the rectifier 8 and the current source 12 can be designed to be controllable.
- circuit arrangement 7 with four rectifiers 8 is purely exemplary. There can also be a different number of rectifiers 8 and / or a different number of
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